St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-04
consider matters of vital interest to the asso-


ISOLATION.
The Black Star and Black Frank will spar
eight rounds mt the Olympic this evening.
Princess lda," the wax figure of Nina Van
Zandt and John 4. Kelly, IN local comedy,
will be the attractions next week at the Sew
enth street museum.
The madames VINO keep public houses of
| i-fame, to the number of six, were up in the
police court yesterday and paid the regular
monthly assessment of 300.
John Simon was sent to the workhouse
ninety days for stealing q bolt of cloth from
John Picha's merchant tailoring establish
ment on West Third street.
The members of the Salvation Army,
charged with disordery conduct for march
ing In the streets, were a~raigned again yes
terday, and the case continued 10 April |.
Judge Simons yesterday ordered the release
of Joseph Melecock froui the reform school
on the ground that the municipal court, from
whence he was sentenced, had no jurisdiction
in the case.
r. e. Day was held to the grand jury by
Judge Cory yesterday for passing a forged
| check for S25 in payment for watch pur-
chased of the firm of Plavian & AGO., on East
Seventh street
Jack Carr, Minneapolis thief, was arrested
yesterday for entering the house of Mrs. NJ.
E. Walker, on Rondo street, and stealing Il
gold watch and chain valued at S75. He was
held to the grand jury.
The Father Matthew Total Abstinence So
ciety has passed resolutions of thanks to Gov
McGill and members of the legislature for
passing the high license bill, also to Robert
Newell for his vote on that measure.
Secretary Hart leaves to-day for Detroit.
Mich, to attend meeting of the secretaries
of different state boards of charities and cor
rection which will occur on the 7th inst. On
the Sth the prison wardens will meet in the
same city.
The Pythian societies of the city gave an
other of their series of social hops at the
Knights of Pythias hall, IS East Fifth street,
last night. About fifty couples were present,
in spite of Lehten restrictions. The Knights
were in full uniform.
The st. Paul High School Debating and En-
tertainment society will hold its monthly de-
bate at High School hail. to-day at 40 a. III.
The debate will be upon the interstate COM
lnerce bill, followed by trio and a scene
from ga Winters Tale"
At the meeting of the board of public works
last night the matter of changing the grade
on Sixth street between Broadway and John.
was discussed and adjourned over until
March 81. The Mohawk avenue opening was
laid over until March II.
The Junior Dancing and Carnival club will
give All amateur minstrel performance in the
club parlorS ON Monday evening next. Messrs.
Murphy. Barron. Snider, Plnger, Odell, LutZ,
Gordon, Deter, Grady, Epstine and Bass will
At the regular monthly meeting of the
Minnesota Chess club last night general and
special Journeys were ordered, to open March
IA. The championship prize will be awarded
to the winner. William Steinitz was elected
ar honorary member of the club.
A meeting of the executive committee Of
the Farmers alliance was to Eave been held
yesterday forenoon at 10 o'clock, but was
postponed until this forenoon on account of
the deep interest taken by members of the
committee in pending legislation.
Y A pleasing address OH the Giants cause
way and other points of interest in the north
of ireland was given by James Howe at the
Temperance and Bethel rooms last evening.
The speaker favored his audience with num-
Der of happy illustrations and amusing incl
dents.
Company ID, NJ. n g., at its annual meeting
last night reelected all the officers OF last
year. The financial committee made report
showing $500 in the treasury of the company.
The commissioned officers Of the company
are: Captain, Ed S. Bean; first lieuten-
ant. c. L. Metz; second lieutenant Al Ten
voorde.
DR.. H. Haupt, Jr., delivered lecture last
night under the auspices of the Young Mems
Christian association, at their hall on WaDasha
street. The subject was 'Curious Inven-
ions" DR.. Haupt Illustrated his lecture with
maps. illustrations and crayon sketches, and
exhibited a number Of devices.
For the month of February the death rate,
per annum, rs compared by the health office.
was 1915. The total number Of deaths re-
ported was 49, births, 1877, and marriages. 81.
Eighteen deaths resulted from contagious
diseases eight OF which cases were measles.
The number of pounds of bad meat con-
demned was 1000.
Bircher post, G. A. r., and the Gen. H. H.
Sibley camp, Sons of Veterans, have secured
Maj. T.. NJ. Newson to deliver his three new
March 10 with 1.-The United States Senate OF
go and 6l." Hon. Fl. NJ. Rice. who was Min
nesotas United States senator at that time,
speaks i'll the highest terms of this interest
ing lecture, having heard it read privately.
Hon. Henry NJ Rice and JEFF Davis are the
only living members of the great committee
of thirteen on 'sthe state of the union of
those exciting times.